Author Archives: slang

  I’ve been following this car around my neighborhood for a year. It finally parked right where I wanted it.  

. Coming soon: The ever-popular CSA: Community Supported Artprojects go on sale May 3! My contribution — a photo project based solely on my (apparent, unproven, not legally-binding or fully scientific) addiction to Diet Coke — is called “My Lonely Condition.” 50 photos, 50 locations throughout Minnesota, 50 cans of Diet Coke. I’m on #28 rightContinue reading “My Lonely Condition”

  Here is my Artists In Storefronts display located at 35 East Franklin. I hope you can make the reception this Friday: Whittier Artists in Storefronts Opening Reception. If not, there are several walking tours scheduled, and a Good Work Group event “Busk Till Dawn” scheduled during the 2012 Northern Spark festival on June 9.     Or you could just walkContinue reading “Artist in Storefront”

  I now specialize in pictures of cats on couches when taking care of said cats when owners of said cats are out of town. I will specialize in this for exactly one more day.    

  I’m excited to be part of Artists in Storefronts, celebrating artists and helping revitalize neighborhoods. First stop, my neighborhood, the Whittier Neighborhood. Here’s a photo I took of local artist Jonathan Sweere in his Plymouth Fury. This photo, along with about a dozen others, will comprise my show in the empty storefront at 35 East Franklin. I’llContinue reading “Artists in Storefronts (Whittier!)”

Here are a couple shots from a recent stroll down University Avenue in St. Paul. “Target Market” “Beauty Supply Store” This one I shot with my phone after running out of film…

“University Avenue Couple” As I was walking by the Trend Bar on University Avenue in St. Paul, this couple stopped me and asked to have their picture taken. I’m glad they did. I really like their gestures, and the expression the man (Gary) is making is great: protective, comforting, curious, and guarded all at theContinue reading “Hey, Take Our Picture…”

  “The Sports Show,” now at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, is a spectacular, inspiring exhibit. Definitely see it if you can. There is a companion show called “The Sports Show Minnesota,” which, though understandably limited, is also a must-see for any photography or Minnesota sports fan. The latter show has a companion Flickr groupContinue reading “The Sports Show”